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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-02-24
CITY Ann COUNTY.

A Canton Sunday School teacher asked
new scholars little girl-what her
name was, and she replied "Helen
/ seat sang out, what is 1t In English"
II Is said no MassillOn girl apDre-
ciates q kiss until she gets mQpthful
Of mustache In hex teeth. Il such Gases
the young lady imagines she is eating
sweet corn and swallowed some Of the
silk.
A Springfield, Mass, dispatch TO- the
Associated Press states that the Hamp'
den Watch Company OF that city has
decided to remove Its business TO Can
ton, In connection with the Dueber Com
pany, M 1os E-l9s l,a'19yse
John Mong, an old and respected clti-
zen Of Massill0n, died Friday morning
aged 74years. He had been Q resident
OF MassillOn foEty-three years, aud an
active member Of the Odd Fellows for
thirty years. ip raIOl 7o
An "old resident" who takes no stock
ID ground hog day, says we are going to
have four weeks Of the ugliest kind OF
weather, cold, wet and sloppy. He
draws his inspiration from, the stAte Of
the weather on st. Valentines day.
Adam Yost, living southwest Of Massll-
lon was knocked down on the highway
on Thursday night by two men and rob
bed Of Rll his money and left unc0n,
The Villains are supposed to be known.
The damage suit for $1,000 against
Stark county for using patent lever
lock In the county jail, without permit
Of the owner Of the patent, Mrs. Sarah
May, Of Grand Rapids, Mich, was COM
promised by the Commissioners allow
ing Mrs. May $500. This sum 10 less
than 1t would have cost to stand trial,
as the fee Of an experienced patent At-
torney would have exceeded that
amount. Furthermore the use Of the
lock was q direct infringement on Mrs
Nays patent. o. G0@f
The DAILY DEMOCRAT was informed
this morning by one Of our citizens who
was In Wooster last night, that John p.
st. John, OF Kansas, spoke In their riD K
according to appointment, and that the
house was filled to lts utmost capacity,
many being compelled to stand. he
showed very c0nclusiVely the double
U6hlIuk huu luCUublebouCy Va buo OUW
law, and dealt heavy blows at all sorts
Of regulation or legislation OF the traffic,
in the State and Nation. This we know
is the position Of all prohibitiOnists.
Alliance Review: Judge Raley, of
Carroll county. we suppose for fear OF
Earring" bis victim communicated
through the medium of the Canton DEM
OCRAT's heavy villain to Uncle John
Hunter, one Of the jury, that heretofore
his acquaintance In Alliance had been
limited, but he was very much gratif1ed
at meeting so many Of her first class |
citizens during the Webb burglary trial,
Was it sarcasm, or an indirect thrust .
our morality and beauty? We give !,
up. Now don't, Judge don't. Raley we |
can't stand it. Don't pass Judgment
upon us until you meet our "angels,"
hear the melOdlOus waTble of Hallelu-
jah Ike, feel the friendly clasp Of Santa |
Claus velvet hand, interview our states
men and size up our common citizens. |
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-02-24

The Philadelphia Press Is solid Re-
publican newspaper. 1t is the leading
organ of he party In Pennsylvania. 1t
Is Nix. Blaine's friend, and 1t Is peculiar
| ly qualified to speak for the ex'sOldiers
of the country because 1t has never been
lacking in Its devotion to their cause,
dating from Col. FOrney's day. Speak
ing OF the Presidents veto of the De-
pendent Pension Bill the Press says:
The pension business has been over
done. This everlasting passing around
the hat for the soldiers Ia doing much to
lesson the high esteem In which they
are justly held and to tarnlsh the fair
repUte which they won on the field Of
battle. We believe that the better class
Of soldiers do not approve Of 1t. The
Grand Army OF the Republic at Its San
francisco encampment last summer
rebuked this mendicant spirit by voting
down resolution ClsmOring for more
liberal pensions. The country has
provided for Its wounded soldiers and
for the widows and orphans Of those
killed In battle or who have since died
by reason Of injuries In the service. II
isi right that 1t should provide for the
unfortunate ones who fought for their
country but are now, by no fault OF
their own, wholly dependent. 1t should
vote no more arrears of pensions and
pass no measures so loosely wOrded that
men whose connection with the war
was but nominal, whose worth Is small
and whose disability Is slight. shall be
made eligible to pension from the
Government. The Treasury surplus ia
not so difficult to dispose Of that It must
DO scattered In pensions without reason,
merit or limit. The Presidents veto,
being sanctioned BY the country, will
probably operate as check on this form
OF extravaganza and prove In c0nse-
quence great public service.
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Legal Notice.

Rdd n Wlveg anA Sarah SILVER. residing IN weoaerp
LIN county. m 10 sfAte Il Iowa. w1l tAko notice SNf
o4 the aust day q January, 1857. Mary q BlnkieV AZ
Abraham g Etnkly Aled taaR PETITION Ia no OUurt a
Odlmmon PieAs tsaEA oountp. Ohio. n eAs0 No. G0e2
that partitaan mag b nada o. no folocfng descFins1
real estate afnlo m 6tnEk oounay Ohio and do1iboA
40 fuloWs. and OF which the above named parties anA
ICY eowlti Being paEs Of section one toWnahN nina
range eight and bOundsd and described As iolloW6
thence south ono hundred and aoVon rOdBl tonce We
twenty eRhf rods And twenty hn, faR enough to con
tain 70 scre1j thenen ngEtA ono hundred and eleven
10 acres OF land. moro q leRA
said Dartiea are required 10 ansWR sn q nssoa uaO
18Th day Of March. 16BR.
Mono d MoCAaru, Rsalusas; AisSa = I;as1 y:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-02-24
Legal Notice.

John Keller. Of Holton Jackson county, Kansas; u,
COB Keller II Hudson 5teuben cuntE IndlSn M; EllnAp
beth hoSgroye Of Monticello. HAts county, 1linOiDS
Polly Bochtel the unknown heirs and deVseol OF SuBad
BtaeT deceased; Sarah Keller and the unknown heap
and deVsees Of Low Kser deceased; ali Of Whase Fe
deDces are unknown TO The subscriber nottnea that
on January IL. 1857 the undersigned ned petition
against them ana others In the Probate Court q 6aEk
county Ohio the object and prager Of which TO oh.
tain IN order for the sale OF the following described
lands Of xeel Keller deceased; situate In the town.
ship OF Perry county OF stark and state Of Ohio md
known As part OF the southwest quarter Of west irac
honal section 81, township 10 and range beginning
AZ point on tne west line OF said quarter 10 chains
"a links noIthWardly from the southwest corner Of
said quarters thence eastwardly on line parallel with
the south line OF said quarter 10 point the proonRe
alton OF tho west line Of certain 10 aero lot conveyed
~ Orlando NJ Poo TO SylvAnus Bollnger; thence north
WaFly to the northwestern corner OF said 10 ot
lhence WegtWary along line parallel with the north
line OF said quarter TO the west line OF the same; thence
southwardy Along said west line Of said quarter TO tho
place OF beginning containing 1885 acres OF land
more or e8s The sale Of said lands Is asked for for
me purpose OF paying the debts OF hRekie Keller de-
ceased, and the cost Of administering his estate.
Said persons arc notified that they are required to
answer said petition on cr before March 6thg16N
ABRAHAM W. GOSHuRN,
Administrator Of the estate Of Ezekiel
4, Keller. deceased.
ApBF1a LYNCH. Atty. janl8Lw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-02-24

RELIABLE authorities compute the
number Of persons engaged In gainful
Industrial pursuits, who could p0ssibly
be injured In their occupations by for
leign cOmpetltion, were there no protec-
tive tariff, st bnt fve per cent. Of the
whole industrial population, OF about
10000. This ie q small part Of our co.
100000, who are taxed to support them,
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Dr. Flars,. FamlIy OIntmept

Never fails to soothe and heal cuts,
burns, bruises, flesh wounds, inflamma-
tlon, sprains, Dimples, chilblains, sal
rheum, chapped lips or hands, frost
bites, cold sores, sore nipples, and all
diseases and eruptiOns Of the skin.
fsf Young Ladies', IN,
DR.. Flsgg's Family Ointment will
remove all Dlmples, blackheads, freCkles
ahd other blemishes from your face,
leaving the skin soft, smooth and beau
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after testing Its marvellous soothing and
healing properties. For sale by, Weber
Bros, druggists, IS Opera House Block,
Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-02-24

a AaHRmAs paper says that with a fun
mel OK thick maniliS paper about sixteen
inches long and six to eight inches wide
at the mouth, the smaller end being put
into the opening Of the receiver, one
may talk In whispers through the teIe.
phone. a. Q f 28Et "a
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-02-24

Johnny Hadiets thirtesn year old East
Liverpool boy, In jumping from o pas.
senger train, got his foot fast In a
frog and II was 30 badly crushed by
the cars as TO necessitate amputation.
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MT. Un1en College.

A good scnoOl 70 get o. thorough Literary Normal
Business and Musical Education. Buildings twenty
No. "a. Persons thinking OF going away TO SCHOOL
should by 81 means send for our catalogue OoFres.
QDdencN solicited, Address, PROF. JOSEPH u,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-02-24

THE Republican Senators at WASH
ington are trying hard to make away
.....- sAo SaiGDA0s.
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NOTICE.

Notice 10 hereby given that the undersigned has bsn
duly appointed and qualified by the Probate Court N
stark county, Ohio % assignee in trust for the benef
Of the creditors o. Aexander Robertson, Of Waynes.
buTRh, Stark county, Ohio H gn
An persons Indebted 70 said assisnor Will make Inn.
elaims dulS hhthenucAted TO the undersigned for a.
oIgsnse nla 9 EMAAUEL F1NEFROCK, "A
popA"uW iGpf IN Assignee,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-02-24

NflT N fields are scarce but those who write M
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tnem nom 70 10 y20 Der day S0mG v,Te earned over
$50 In aday. Either sex. young or OH Capital NOT
required. You arc started free Those who start az
once are absolutely sure Of nice little fortunes All Il
new. ian7.u
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-02-24

Two great enemies-Hood's Ssrsaps-
rllla and imspIe blood. The latter is nt-
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REV, aoRmAN.

A Former Baptist AIinisier In Cant n
NinalY Com nlimantad. .
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GHEASEls LABOR. '
Mexicans who Wish to Wo, X In this Country
80 10 MuHt Live In II 81 ~ 81 ftsg

Country
Must Live In 1t. II; s. Z 4 b :!
Ell PAso, TEX, July 1S.-The Mexicsns
residing just across the river, in the town
of Paso del Forte, which has population
Of ten or twelve thousand, are good deal
stirred up over a gradual tightening Of the
lines against them by Uncle Sam.
Collector Magoflin has received an i'm.
portant ruling from the Treasury Depart
ment at Washington regarding the en-.
ployment Of Me1icans residing in Mexico
as laborers on this side Of the river. 81 G.
The Department has ruled that the
Contract Labor" act passed by Congress
last February, prohibiting the employ
ment OF foreign citizens TO work in this
country previous to their exit from their
foreign country under penalty OF ST, 600
for each offense, applies to, the employ.
ment OF foreigners who live near the Dor
der and cross daily to work in this country.
The ruling was made more especially in
regard to Canadians who crossed Niagara
Bridge to work in New York State, but it
affects the Mexican border probably to an
even greater extent than the Canadian.
+ Me1lcans came over to Ell Paso in large
numbers to work on the railroads, and
msny other occupations as common la.
borers. The calling which will be most
affected, however, by the ruling is cigar
making, since quite a number OF Mexicaus
come over daily to work at that business.
The heavy duty on cigars, amounting to
nearly twice their value in Mexico, mskes
1t very desirable that the cigara shall be
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

j ~ u u
David J. Wightman, secretary of the
Cleveland Humane Society, aud one of
tho beat known philanthropls.s in the
West. died yesterday OF cholera morbus.%
Fhged 70 years. "a, -
A fire yesterday morning al 1874 and 13e
White street, New York, did danage 10
the stock and fixtures Of Harris Cohsn.
second hand clothing store, to tho eYtsnt
Of S!o goo, on which there is an insurance
Of $40 900. i,lt 20 u .t''u'
oEing TO an open switch Hida tracked
canadian Pacific train OF Myrtle Ont.
was run into yesterday by rapidly NOV.
ing east bound train. Brakeman 'McIu.
tyre was instantly killed and Engineer
Andrews was seriously injured. @s}
William Walker, who was with Amer
Green Of tho time the lstter'a sweetheart,
Lue!la Hambit, was murdered, was Jailed
Yesterday, OF Logansport, Ind, charged
with baine Gresn's accom- pice. Tho i,il
IS being guarded BY large force Of armed
mon. ,s,i} 90 +.
! IA Hamilton, Ohio, special reports that
on Saturday night lat Maaon, < Warren
county, Ohio, Whitmore McCung was
shot through ths head and killed 10 Bill
Gibbs saloon, by John Kelley, in a quar-
rel about muxzling q dog McClung gay
well connected. 3 Tho coroner Ia holding
an inquest. Threats Of lynching aye freely
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u. - IN ~ q
The Lind of Outrnra.

Ell PAso. TEX, July is ID. Breckin.
ridge, citizen OF Silver City, N. NJ, was
trading in the town Of FL Vale, State OF
chihuahua, Mexico, recently, and a
charge OF murder was preferred against
him. ~ ri ,5'15ls, !.
The Mexican authorities wers requested
TO arrest and hold him until extradition
papers were secured. They did so, and
treated him brutality by striking him over
the head with q sword and thrustinr it
into hia legs. They then placed him In
Jail, where he was kept month, until
officers from Silver City went after him
and carried him to that city where he was
tried and acquitted. y (; /: s.l
q breckenridge now appeals to Consul
Brigham, OF Paso Del 2Nosie, to inteycada
with tho Mayor, OF the town Of Ell Vale
for the restoration OF hia property, which
amounted toiabont So 900, and which was
Heizsd at the time of bis arrest. 80
Consul Brigham wrote Saturday to the
Governor OF Chihuahua complaining Of
the ils.treatnsnt oil On American citizen,
and asking Tor an investigation Of the case
and return oft3the property. The case
will also BIO reported by Judge Brigham to
Washington. 78,-5IAIl
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PRESIDENTS TRIP

Through Central New York-Well ReceIyed
and Making Good Time. l..fsi;
UTICA, N. Y, July ls.-The Presiden-
tial party reached Utica from Forestport
on General 2. @. Priests private coach at
9:45 o'clock this morning. Secretary Fair
child and wife accompanied Mr.. and Mrs,
Cleveland. Al q Fl & IllI'i :,
As the connecting train Tor Cazenoyia
did not leave Canastota until II 80, a epe-
clal train was run at q moderate rate Of
speed, slowing up at Oriskany and Rome,
stopping possibly at Oneida.
:. Mr.. and A1ra. Cleveland look quite well.
The President and his wife INQUIRED mi
nutely into the particulars Of Sunday
nights accident, and learned for the frat
time the details Of Engineer Rsilly's in
jnries, the time Of his funeral and the
place OF his burial. Both united in pro.
nouncing it q miraculous escape, and EN-.
phatically praised Fireman Pesine for his
bravery. The journey to Utica from For.
estport, twenty.nine miles, occupied thir-
ty-hve minutes. ..5ga. y. sff 5l. ~ a
The party spsnt the night at Casenovia,
and Tomorrow will 20 by carriage to Fay
etteville, the Presidents former home,
where reception has been arranged. nv
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arms, lying cold and dead in pools Of their
own blood, and their ekulls crushed
III. The news spread rapidly, and in a
very short time the villagers almost
to man, with their wives and children
had surrounded the McWha residsnce
listening to the details Of the murder OF
their friends. On the afternoon previous
Baker had taken his departure on the 8
o'clock train for Cross Creek Village, in
Washington county, Pa, ostenaibly for
the purpose Of visiting his father and
mother, who reside there. He carried
With him q anal satchel and LETT bis
house between . and 8 o'clock. To per-
sons he met while on his way to the Cove
station he said he was going on a short
visit to bis parents and would return next
morning. About 3 o'clock next day he
came back and walked leisurely down the
village street to hia mother.in-law's house,
where with his wife and he resided. He
still carried the eatchei. and climbing the
small hill on which the house is located,
no entered the skitchen door.
~ i oFT .
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Mustered for the Prosecution and
Defense.
The Petition and Affidavit Of the
y Accused
For a Change of%Yenue Argued
Yesterday
BUT NO DECISION RENDERED.
Unprecedented Interest felt in the
Mans Trial.

The trial Of NJ. Van Buren, Baker for the
murder Of his wife, Eliza McWha Baker,
aud her mother, Mrs. Drusllla McWha, at
Holidays Cove on Monday, May 0, opened
at New Cumberland, the county seat OF
Hancock county, yesterday. What with
the attorneys in the case, the eighty good
men and true summoned as Jurors, the
numerous Witnesses and the people drawn
to town by simple curiosity, the breezy
village on the ridge was pretty well
crowded with strangers, and its accommo.
dations taxed to the utmost.
The crime is still fresh in the minds Of
the public. having been, as Mr.. Mcswee.
ney remarked yesterday, q murder with.
out parallel since the first one on the
earth. On tho morning Of Tuesday, May
10, 1887, Van B. Baker startled the people
Of Holidays Cove by proclaiming that bis
wife, Eliza Baker, and her mother, Dru.
silla McWha, had been murdered in bis
absence and found clasped in each other's
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CANADA's FOREIGN TRADE.
Unable 10 Expand 1t Until the Dominion
NIL I'M IL =

Unable 10 Expand 1t Until the Dominion
y Shall be Able to Negotiate. t.g5
New YoRK, July ,lS-An Ottawa, Ont,
special Gays: "The Dominion Govern
ment will send o Commissioner to Asia
for the purpose OF promoting trade be-
tween Canada and China and Japan, All
eaorta OF the present Dominion Govern
ment to extend Canada's foreign trade
have been utterly barren OF results, Our
foreign trade ia still on the decline. Sir
Alexander Gait and Sir Charles Upper
have made great efforts in that direction,
and spenta lot Of money over negotiations
ior a treaty with Spain, but they accom-
plished nothing. % gE, -g s 'stgl,i'a Z;
"A Commissioner was sent to the West
Indies last winter to report upen the best
means of developing trade with y the
lslands. He came home and recon-.
mended that a subsidy be granted for a
line oil steamers between Halifax and
some West Indian ports, but the Govern
ment declined to adopt his suggestions,
1t is held that 1t will be utterly i'm possible
to extend .CanadG's foreign trade on a
profitable and permanent basis until tho
Dominion Government obtains the right
to negotiate commercial treaties on her
own account. n y, .G9L ,
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TIE COOKERS.
a New Move to Shut Down nll tho Works to
III Force u Settlement. ri. s

a New Movo to Shut Down nll tho Works to
III ~ Force u Settlement.
PlrTssuRoH, Pa, July ls.-Tho striking
coke workers have called a convention to
meet at Everson tomorrow, to consider
the adyiaability Of causing q total suspen.
SION Of work in the reglona by calling
upon those working at the advance to
come out until the strike 10 settled, Tbey
they think that 3 general shutdown
would coon compel the operators who
want coke to bring 3 strong pressure to
An attempt will probably be made to
stop the importation Of now mon by send.
Ing a committee to New York to explain
the situation to any whom the agents may
propose to send in. There is no change
in the situation to-day. Corrgan and
Jennis, tho two men found dead In bed
at Dolan'a tavern yesterday, who were
supposed to have bsen poisoned, died
from the heet and excessive drinking, 5fg1.5,
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South View Of House.
! Doors. y
q Windows

49, s,It. b Iff.' n n F-s Az J. y 5E,. - F.
& On going to his mother-in-law's bed
room, as he alleges he did, the sight that
met his eyes must have been sghast]y in
deed. Lying on the floor in their night.
clothes were his wife and her mother.
both dead, covered with dry blood, and
cold. The old lady lay on her back and
the body Of Mrs. Baker wa5 laid across
that Of her mother in such a manner as
to indicate that Mrs. McWha had met
death first and that her daughter died
In her arms. Near the bodies stood tub
half filed with water and. containing the
bloody everyday clothing OF the women,
an ak and an iron coupling.pin used on
railroads. X !. s s.51 4 u; h. 9.;,7
Physicians and the Coroner were ct
once summoned and q jury empaueled,
and while all this was going on Van B.
Baker was moving about through the ter.
ror.atrioken crowd discussing the crime,
which he insisted had been committed
during the night while DO was absent from
home. Some oi the villagers may have
accepted this theory OF the tragedy but the
majority Of the people had already made
up their minds as to who the murderer
was, and even at that early atage Of the
tragedy Van Baker was strongly suspected
Of having killed his wife and her mother.
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RuNdE's FORMER DEALS,
s. . =. - I1---1T = - n
FiANiALG AMATED SCALE


Secretary Weeks, OF the Western Iron Az.
s ''fa, Issues Secret CircnlAr.s q
PITTsnuRaH July. IS The Dispatch will
publish Tomorrow secret circular sd.
dressed i to the iron manufacturer and
signed by Secretary Weeks, OF the West.
e fn1 Iron Association, which may GAUGE
serious trouble betwean the iron mssters
and their employees. The circular ! ia
marked "strictly Confidential" and states
that owing to a misunderstanding it will
be necessary to insert this clause in the
Amnlgsmatsd scale. Z, fs3 5. 5s5 !, s. =
Iron made on d jobbing mill, No. II
and heavier, shall be entitled to 10 per
cent reduction over the wages OF 1884 IS;
and when 3 full turns work ia made on
No. Il and heavier it is Q jobbinp mill"
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Tic British Grain Mark ct,

{ LONDON, July lS.-The Mark Lane En-.
preas. in its review Of the British grain
trade for the past week, says: English
wheat continues to decline, although de.
liveries are email. Sales OF English wheat
for the week were 20,24S quarters at Sal,
against 2S, l50 quarters at S35s I'D for the
corresponding week last year. The Tor.
eign wheat market is deadly slow, and
values favor buyers. In Liverpool tho
market prices are Id por cent lower; flour
Ia steady and oats against bnyora. TWEEN
ty.toar wheat cargoes arrived; niue sold,
thirteen Withdrawn and eight remained.
At so.day's wheat market 1T was very
quiet. Corn, barley and beans dull, and
peas Oh dearer. g n i;5s.Eai ..sglE.ILss